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Labo Print SA

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About the company

Labo Print SA is a Poland-based company engaged in the printing industry. The Company is a digital printing house. It provides printing on flat and roll materials, printing and finishing of works, professional advice and short delivery times. The Company offers several types of printing, including roll-to-roll materials, eco latex, textiles and flat bed materials. Its customers include Samsung, Multikino, Kampania Piwowarska, Stary Browar, Orange, Sony, Toyota, Apart, Grupa Zywiec SA and Ikea, among others. In addition, it owns right to invention protection on 'raster to secure print from forgery' patent from Drukarnia Czestochowskie Zaklady Graficzne Sp z o o.

  • Revenue in PLN (TTM)151.96m
  • Net income in PLN4.96m
  • Incorporated2013
  • Employees488.00
  • Location
    Labo Print SAul. Szczawnicka 1POZNAN 60-471PolandPOL
  • Phone+48 618411889
  • Fax+48 618432537
  • Websitehttps://laboprint.eu/
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